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It’s weird to receive texts like “is this WordPress drama crazy or is it being blown out of proportion”. In the 15 years of running WPBeginner, I never thought I would have to write a blog post covering any WordPress industry drama. My focus with the blog has always been to provide high quality free […]

Many websites use a large, eye-catching image at the top of their homepage, known as a hero image. And WordPress, a popular website builder, allows you to add this feature to your site. That being said, many users need help figuring out how to exactly do it. We’ve received tons of questions about WordPress hero

People often share their Netflix logins with friends. To prevent password sharing from getting out of hand, online services have now started limiting the number of devices that can use one account at a time. Many of our readers run membership websites and offer online courses. They tell us that they are just as concerned

Creating recurring events on your WordPress site is a great way to save time and automate tasks. It helps streamline your events so you don’t have to create them repeatedly. With this approach, you can simply add an event once and have it automatically reoccur at your desired date and time. WordPress doesn’t come with

HTML forms can be great additions to your WordPress website. They let visitors reach out to you, sign up for newsletters, provide feedback, and much more. While HTML forms help you connect better with your audience, creating them can be tricky. And, if you are not familiar with coding, then the thought of dealing with

WordCamp US 2024 was held at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland from September 16th to 20th. The expanded four-day schedule included new presentations and enhanced networking opportunities for attendees. In this article, we’ll provide a recap of the latest updates from the WordPress open source community, along with key highlights from the speakers and